Hi,

it would be helpful for comparability of the statistical graphs by using consequently the same colour for first, second, third … answer even if there is no answer given on one choice. For example there are some questions of type 5 point choice array. On one question nobody gives the answer “1”. Now you look at your graphs of the statistic and in all pie-charts you see blue=”1”, red=”2”, green=”3”, yellow=”4” and olive=”5” only in the one, where no one selected the first choice “1” blue stands for “2”, red for “3” and so on. To compare the charts it would be better to skip the colour where the statistical answers are null.

For me, is really difficult to manage data in MySQL... I need a powerful SQL engine in order to write procedure for analyzing data, and for this we usually make use of Firebird.

Chart have no indication of abscissa and ordinate represent.
A short text for X axe and Y axe maybe usefull.

I wanted to use Limesurvey for Assessment, but I would have to download the data to do it in excel, because there aren't radar charts. Is there any chance these are in your roadmap?

In some situation where you have to "replay" many times the same filters sets on various surveys (but with same question set) it can be very long and bothering to click each time on hundreds of filter sets.

Actually survey users either have press the next button after each questions or after filled out the complete number of questions belonging to questions group.

The first option is often tiring, while the second on may result in very large / long input screens.

The options of creating small question groups is not always convenient as they normally correspond to a logical unit (for which e.g. you want to keep or provide an assessment score).

For assessments we need statistics about howmany people passed the assessment. (like an exam)
For auditing purposes we need reports how many points are scored per group as percentage of the total possible points. If possible shown in a spiderweb graph, where each group equals one line of the web.

My survey has list comments questionnaire but I am unable to see the comments when I generate the stats in PDF or Excel. For report consolidation purposes, I think it will be extremely helpful to be abel to see the comments typed by respondents even in the PDF and Excel format.

We need to disseminate survey results to a large amount of people, and creating users/group and access permissions, plus training everyone to be able to pull result data etc is not practical.

The ability to show text responses and export them from the statistics page would solve this problem and allow quick dissemination of qualitative and qualitative data in an easy to use, familiar format (PDF/Excel)

The statistics view is not as easy to theme / style as the rest of the survey.

When looking at the statistics, some questions have open field and you can browse them in a popup.
It would be nice to add (repeat) the question in the top of the popup window

Answers
"reduce prices"
"increase margins"
"send some nice girls"

There should be an ability to set a quota for total complete or incomplete responses to a number
After the quota has been reached the survey could be expired

Up to now (LS 1.87) there are no statistics for question type "date" available. It would be nice to create some charts (showing results in a table isn't necessary from my point of view) so the admin gets an overview which date was entered.

If you want to show statistic on-line page to client you could send him a link to public statistic, but this link can be guessed by anybody who knows LimeSurvey script....

In addition to plenty of other uses, we utilize this software to implement all of our annual evaluations (we are nonprofit). It works very well, however, the formatting on the print answers screen is not suitable for presentation to the employee. We would love for the managers in our organization to be able to printh the answers on the fly and sit down with the employee. Currently however, this is not an option.

At current, we have the managers submit each evaluation. Then we have encoded LS so that it routes a text file of the token to a server which then processes that token in a Crystal Report (the CR build was painstaking as LS's DBO is not condusive to pull answers (which are encoded as a string of the Sid,Gid,and Qid) with the questions and label sets. Not only is this workaround inefficient, but it's convoluted and labor intensive (still better than anything else out there, especially for the price!) .

Show statistics about the amount of assessements of a survey is above an amount of points.